Ferrari has revealed the F76, its first car designed exclusively for the digital world as a non-fungible token (NFT), marking ...

Ferrari has launched a non-fungible token series called F76 to pay tribute to Ferrari’s first Le Mans win in 1949, 76 years ...

In the year it celebrates its third consecutive victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans with the 499P, Ferrari has introduced the ...

You can’t buy one, at least for now (we hear your sighs of disappointment), but perhaps there will be one in the future as ...

In the year of its third consecutive victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans with the 499P, Ferrari presents the F76, the first ...

The move is part of a broader strategy by luxury brands to tap into a generation of tech-savvy entrepreneurs and crypto ...

The Maranello brand’s first NFT car channels aerodynamics and AI design into a virtual racing icon, but is it a car?

With a new token aimed at elite collectors, Ferrari gives tech-savvy fans a digital stake in its legendary endurance car.

Discover Ferrari's move into blockchain exclusivity with a new digital token for Hyperclub members to bid on the Le ...

Ferrari goes digital with the F76 — its first NFT-only car, blending Le Mans heritage with futuristic generative design.

This is a rather more interesting NFT: it’s called the Ferrari F76, Maranello’s first car ‘created exclusively for the ...

In a first for the Italian marque, Ferrari has unveiled the digital-exclusive F76 hypercar concept. Meant to be sold only as ...